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I can't answer your specific question but I beleive a more efficient way to
accomplish the same thing is to use Excel's "Get External Data" feature using your MS Access database as the data source and MS Query. If you are unfamiliar as to how to do this, check out http://www.rdg.ac.uk/ITS/info/traini...s/excel/query/ For detailed instructions. "John Bigness" wrote: Using Excel VBA, I want to do the following: 1. Open a specific Form on an Access database. 2. Assign 4 integer variables from Excel to the 4 fields on the Access form. These fields will determine the results of the query to be run (see next step). 3. Run an Access query. This query uses other Access queries to get its results. 4. Copy and paste the results of the query to an Excel worksheet. Once I get the data into Excel I can do the rest |
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